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scientific method

presented a general way of conducting scientific work. The ______________ is a systematic approach used by scientists to investigate and understand natural phenomena. It involves a series of steps and principles that guide the process of scientific inquiry.

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Observation

Determination of the problems

Formulation of a hypothesis

Experimentation or testing of the hypothesis

Analysis of results or data gathered

Formulation of conclusions and provide recommendations

Scientific methods steps

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scientific method

v is a powerful tool for acquiring knowledge and understanding the natural world, and it helps ensure that scientific discoveries are reliable and verifiable.

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Verification Theory (Vienna Circle 20th century)

Falsification Theory (Karl Popper)

2 Theories that distinguish Philosophy and Science

 

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Verification Theory (Vienna Circle 20th century)

This theory proposes that a discipline is a science if it can be confirmed or interpreted in the event of an alternative hypothesis being accepted, if it can be verified. This means that a discipline is a science if its results are measurable and the experiments used to gather data can be replicated (repeated).

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Thomas Kuhn

This theory, as pointed out by American philosopher ___________, is prone to biased interpretation of evidences.

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Falsification Theory (Karl Popper)

proposes if an idea or ideology cannot be proven false, and that idea can best explain a phenomenon better than other theories, then that idea is acceptable. Falsification theory encourages research to determine which can stand the test of falsification.

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Observation

to see if there are unexplained occurrences that are unfolding.

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Determination of the problems

To come up with unanswered questions which need    to be solved.

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Formulation of a hypothesis

an intelligent guess, or possible way of solving the determined problem.

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Experimentation or testing of the hypothesis

To get data on how the factors which had contributed to the problem affect each other.

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Analysis of results or data gathered

To come up with possible solutions to the identified problems.

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Formulation of conclusions and provide recommendations

To be able to solve the determined problems.